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Financial Report 2016-2017 and Data Science and the New Undergraduate Major It Will Offer Support This Data-Driven Approach to Address Policy Questions Yale University Financial Report 2016–2017 Table of Contents Highlights . 1 Message from the President . 2 Message from the Senior Vice President for Operations and the Vice President for Finance . 4 Financial Results . 6 Overview . 6 Operating Revenue . 9 Operating Expenses . 13 Physical Capital . 15 Endowment . 16 Management’s Responsibility for Financial Statements . 21 Report of Independent Auditors . 22 Yale University Consolidated Statement of Financial Position . 23 Yale University Consolidated Statement of Activities . 24 Yale University Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows . 25 Yale University Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements . 26 The President and Fellows of Yale University . 55 The Officers of Yale University . 55 Highlights Fiscal Years Five-Year Financial Overview ($ in millions) 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 Net Operating Results - Management View $ 115 $ 37 $ 17 $ 13 $ 16 Financial Position Highlights: Total assets $ 39,194 $ 36,957 $ 36,972 $ 34,523 $ 31,253 Total liabilities 10,208 10,419 9,587 8,722 8,796 Total net assets $ 28,986 $ 26,538 $ 27,385 $ 25,801 $ 22,457 Endowment: Net investments, at fair value $ 27,217 $ 25,413 $ 25,543 $ 23,859 $ 20,709 Total return on investments 11.3% 3.4% 11.5% 20.2% 12.5% Spending from endowment 4.8% 4.5% 4.5% 5.0% 5.3% Facilities: Land, buildings and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation $ 4,967 $ 4,779 $ 4,510 $ 4,413 $ 4,347 Disbursements for building projects $ 395 $ 498 $ 302 $ 271 $ 277 Debt $ 3,515 $ 3,534 $ 3,558 $ 3,320 $ 3,582 Statement of Activities Highlights Operating revenues $ 3,648 $ 3,450 $ 3,382 $ 3,110 $ 2,937 Operating expenses 3,481 3,344 3,175 3,037 2,939 Increase (decrease) in net assets from operating activities $ 167 $ 106 $ 207 $ 73 $ (2) Five-Year Enrollment Statistics 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 First-Year Enrollment Class of: '20 '19 '18 '17 '16 First-Year applications 31,445 30,236 30,932 29,610 28,977 First-Year admitted 1,988 2,034 1,950 2,031 2,043 Admissions rate 6.3% 6.7% 6.3% 6.9% 7.1% First-Year enrollment 1,371 1,364 1,360 1,359 1,356 Yield 70.3% 68.8% 71.5% 68.2% 68.4% Total Enrollment: Yale College 5,472 5,532 5,477 5,427 5,399 Graduate and professional schools 6,986 6,853 6,859 6,591 6,424 Total 12,458 12,385 12,336 12,018 11,823 Yale College Term Bill and Financial Aid: Yale College term bill $ 64,650 $ 62,200 $ 59,800 $ 57,500 $ 55,300 Average grant award for students receiving aid $ 50,950 $ 48,294 $ 46,445 $ 44,785 $ 42,100 1 Message from the President I am delighted to present the Yale Financial Report for 2016-2017. The careful stewardship of our resources allows Yale to realize its mission of educating leaders and improving the world. These accomplishments are a credit to the entire Yale community. This report is an opportunity to share important milestones from the past year and outline the academic priorities that will guide future investments. These priorities, which I announced earlier this year, will allow Yale to build on its signature strengths and bolster areas where we must be strong. Investments focused on the sciences, arts, humanities, social science, and faculty excellence will advance Yale’s mission. Yale is making its boldest investment by far in the sciences, broadly speaking. Our students, faculty, and staff have the opportunity to pursue world-changing scientific research along with a best-in-class education. Leaders of tomorrow, even if they do not work in the science and technology sectors, need to be able to think like scientists. This year we broke ground on the new Yale Science Building on Science Hill—a major step in advancing scientific research and learning on our campus. We also renovated the teaching laboratories on Science Hill and the Wright Physics Laboratory, and we established the Blavatnik Fund for Innovation at Yale, an accelerator fund that provides $10 million over five years to support Yale faculty. This fall we will launch the programs of the Tsai Center for Innovative Thinking at Yale (CITY), while we plan a building to house it. Tsai CITY is not just about ventures, it is about innovative thinking across campus—students will have the opportunity to learn, create, and collaborate across disciplines. The quality and promise of our faculty’s work continue to attract major funding from the federal government, which finances 49 percent of research at Yale. The university pays for 40 percent, and foundations and other sources cover the remainder. Yale faculty members reported approximately 240 inventions and filed over 400 patent applications in the past year. Over the past 20 years, Yale inventions have led to the creation of nearly 60 companies in the New Haven region—attracting more than $1 billion in professional venture capital investment and creating over 1,400 jobs in the region. The arts represent another area of world-class strength at Yale. Our four professional schools in the arts— art, drama, architecture, and music—drive the vibrant and wide-ranging creative community that distinguishes Yale from other major universities. This year we dedicated the new Adams Center for Musical Arts, which includes the beautifully renovated Hendrie Hall and an additional 34,000 square feet of space for rehearsals, performances, and collaborations. This wonderful facility will draw musicians from the School of Music, Yale College, and across the university to practice and perform in a single space—opening the door to tremendous new possibilities. The humanities are a critical part of liberal education and teach us to deal with complexity and to communicate clearly and accurately. This year we began the renovation of the Hall of Graduate Studies— a.k.a. 320 York Street—which will provide a central home for the humanities. Far more than a simple renovation, this new quadrangle will bring scholars and graduate students from two-thirds of the humanities departments together under one roof, increasing the partnership of faculty members and students across disciplinary boundaries. Our investments in social science will emphasize the rigorous use of experimentation and data to address some of the most critical public policy issues of our day, including health care, the economy, and the environment. The recent transformation of the Department of Statistics into the Department of Statistics 2 Yale University Financial Report 2016-2017 and Data Science and the new undergraduate major it will offer support this data-driven approach to address policy questions. We also continue to promote interdisciplinary scholarship among our departments and schools. The new John Kerry Initiative, housed in the Jackson Institute of Global Affairs, will bring together students and faculty in the Yale Law School, School of Management, Divinity School, and School of Forestry & Environmental Studies. Through the Kerry Initiative, Yale welcomes the former secretary of state and member of the Class of 1966 to teach, engage in research, and convene global leaders and other stakeholders on campus. As the global research university most committed to teaching and learning, Yale continues to invest in its students and faculty. In February, we opened the new Center for Teaching and Learning—24,000 square feet of renovated space in Sterling Memorial Library. We have strengthened our commitment to access and affordability. Undergraduates with the most need are receiving more financial aid than ever before, including start-up grants to help them buy computers. The generosity of donors has enabled us to increase access and attract excellent undergraduates regardless of financial need. As has been the case since 2000, Yale is providing full funding—stipend, tuition, and health insurance—to all our doctoral students for up to six years. Yale is also establishing strategies to recruit, retain, and promote the very best scholars, researchers, and educators to join us in New Haven. Our superb faculty are known around the world for their brilliance and achievements, and we will continue to look for ways to advance their work. As we celebrate the successes of the past year, we also reflect on our great responsibility to manage, preserve, and grow Yale’s resources. We are committed to stewarding our resources wisely, ensuring that future generations benefit from Yale’s vital leadership in the world. I extend my deepest appreciation to you— members of the Yale community—for your remarkable generosity and support for this university. Peter Salovey President and Chris Argyris Professor of Psychology 3 Message from the Senior Vice President for Operations and the Vice President for Finance Strong Financial Results The university finished the year ended June 30, 2017 with strong financial results, generating a surplus from operations on a generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and Management View basis. On a GAAP basis Yale generated a surplus of $167 million from operations. On a Management View basis – the way Yale looks at financial information for internal discussion and decision-making purposes – Yale generated a surplus of $115 million from operations or 3.1% of revenues. The balance sheet remains strong with $29 billion in net assets. This represented an increase of $2.4 billion or 9.2% over the prior year, fueled by an increase of $1.8 billion in the endowment – the result of an 11.3% investment return reduced by $1.2 billion in endowment spending to support operations. The balance sheet also benefited from a decrease in the unfunded liability for retirement benefits primarily due to investment returns on defined benefit plan assets. Growth in Three Largest Revenue Sources Each of Yale’s three largest revenue sources – endowment spending, medical services income, and grant and contract income – which together accounted for 79% of the university’s revenues – grew at a healthy rate, contributing to the positive operating result.
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